Underground 'to stay open' during strikes
In message , at 15:12:35 on Fri, 24
Jan 2014, tim...... remarked:
Outside central London,
most ticket offices are *already* closed for most of the time anyway.
You still don't see queues at the ticket machines.
what about the ones in the centre which are busy
Some of those will still have an open travel info office.
I think 8 or 9 "gateway" stations will have fully functioning TOs
One of which is Heathrow. Noticing (as I do) the mega queues at KX and
Victoria, even at the most obscure off peak times, they will
undoubtedly be included, but apparently not all of the Mainline termini
will
There's going to be an office at Kings Cross (well, St Pancras actually)
dispensing advice, not sure there will be a ticket office too.
When I was last at Euston I noticed there was an 'advice' centre on the
concourse, which may be a prototype for such things.
I'm not sure how
much the peripatetic staff with iPads will be able to do.
Not sue what they are supposed to do. I doubt actually issuing tickets
is on the remit
Dispensing advice, a bit like the 'Olympic ambassadors' I presume.
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Roland Perry
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